Metcalfe back in Wales WXV reckoning for Japan
Nel Metcalfe is in a 30-strong party that will be led by co-captains Alex Callender and Kate Williams for back-to-back Tests in Japan.
BBC Sport reports: Nel Metcalfe is in a 30-strong party that will be led by co-captains Alex Callender and Kate Williams for back-to-back Tests in Japan.
This sports story centres on Japan. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Wales WXV, Nel Metcalfe and Alex Callender.
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- Wales WXV, Nel Metcalfe, Alex Callender, Kate Williams
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